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OVERVIEW ======== Java uses Resource Bundles for i18n stuff. Here's a typical bundle: lang.properties --------------- key1 = value1 key2 = value2 multiline = Line 1\ Line 2\ Line 3 Non-ASCII symbols are encoded as Unicode Entities: russian_letter_ya = \u044F See more info on Jva properties files at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html#load(java.io.InputStream) rberl will try to bring Resourse Bundles' functionality (most of it anyway) to Erlang GETTING STARTED =============== ALSO SEE EDOCS IN THE DOCS DIRECTORY! The library comes in two flavors: a module to process .properties files and a gen_server You can use the module to handle translations yourself or use the gen_server for a (questionably) easier handling. TO USE THE MODULE ----------------- 1. Compile rberl.erl from src folder 2. run > rberl:rberl:process_file("./../examples/lang.properties"). to get a proplist containing all key-value pairs from the specified file TO USE THE GEN_SERVER --------------------- 1. Compile both rberl.erl and rberl_server from src folder 2. run > rberl_server:start() to start the server 3. run > rberl_server:load("./../examples/", "lang"). to load strings from all *.properties files that start with "lang" from the specified directory 4. run > rberl_server:get("multiline", "ru"). to get the value associated with key "multiline" for locale "ru" 5. run > rberl_server:reload(). to reload all files MISC ---- - When calling load, make sure that the dir ends in a trailing slash (to be fixed) - When retrieving keys, make sure that "complex" locales use underscores. I.e. use ru_RU and ru_RU_UNIX instead of ru-ru and ru-ru_UNIX CURRENT FEATURES =============== 1. Parses .properties files into key-value pairs 2. Both keys and values are strings (lists) 3. Parses multiline values 4. Parses unicode values in the form \uxxxx 5. Handles all of the weirdness described here: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html#load(java.io.InputStream) TESTS ===== The included tests was created using the ABNF generator from http://www.quut.com/abnfgen/ See the ABNF for Java properties file in priv/properties.abnf The ABNF does no define a correct properties file, however. Here's a properties file that conforms to the abnf-file: ------- start sample properties file ---------- key = value key2 : value2 key3 value3 key4 = a multiline\ value an_invaild_line -------- end sample properties file ------------ The purpose is to create a parser that will process such a file and simply skip over invalid lines as if they were comments Test results have been coded by hand, so there are bound to be errors REQUIREMENTS ============ Should run on R12B or later Specific modules: unicode, http://erlang.org/doc/man/unicode.html
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